Myths about Russia. Part 1.

I found one interesting list of myphs myths about Russia. I can say, is it if they are true or false :)

1.Russian The Russians gather in the kitchen and talking talk about the "life" late into the night.
I think it's true. Each family member finishes the job work at a different time, so in the evenings they gather in the kitchen and discuss the previous their day.

2.Russian The Russians never throw anything awaynothing is thrown. Never Ever.
May be :D It's true about it's about the elderly. Theу believe that every thing can still be usefull useful.

3. Russian The Russians believe that the move from the west to Russia for permanent residence - that's is silly.
Yes, I think so :) Despite the different development programs, Russia lags is far behind the West.

4. Русские пьют чай с сантиметром сахара на дне чашки. The Russians drink their tea with sugar covering the bottom of the tea cup a centimetre high.
Hmm, usually it's 2 teaspoons :)

5.All Russian Russians, from young to old, overused overuse emoticons.
Yes! For example, me :D However, older people often use a lot of exclamation marks instead of emoticons.

6. On New Year's Eve do not be surprised if you are invited to begin celebrating at 11:30 pm, drink champagne and cognac to 6 am, eating eat herring 'under coat' and a salad "Olivier" in the kitchen, and then the festival continues for three days.
That's true, we love Hew New Year very much :)

To be contunued continued...

The city, where I live in

I have already visited some places in the world, but the best city, I honestly say, is Budapest. It doesn't matter if the weather is good or bad, you always can always do something exciting. I love my beautiful town!!! <3

Profession My job

My first profession speciality is an oceanology and I work in the a research institute as a research associate. My object of study is the Azov-Black sea herring and other marine fish. My second profession qualification is a in tourism, but I do not work in this specialty field.

Of Russia day 13july

12 June - Russia Day

Hello! yesterday Yesterday in Russian Russia we have had a celebrate national holiday - Russia day! I vizited visited the Victory park in Moscow. - victory park! This park is very big, and have and there are many fountans, fountains. The weather was good, this park vizited was visited by many people, including many stars. people was The people were happy, they sing and dance were singing and dancing!

I am reading "The catcher in the rye" (1)

Now I am reading the a book "The catcher in the rye".
I am not reading not the original, but the in r Russian translation.
It's I've got a curious feeling of sympathizing with the main character of the novel.
It's much similat We are very similar in our views of the world views, but our character personalities don't match completely.

How to be more sociable?

I worked hard for a lot time and wherefor therefore haven't got an opportunity to give pay attention to meeting new people.
And I find out that my language skills are become becoming worse.
So The question: is "How to make myself more sociable?"

Dialogue in a city.

Please, check that dialogue.


- Excuse me, I'm afraid I'm lost. Can you help me?
- Of course. Where do you want to go?
- I am to be near The Cathedral at 3 o'clock. I'm short of time. Can you tell me the way there to it?
- Okey. So, we are in the Independence Square now. That means what you'll have to go straight, passing several traffic lights. When you'll see a McDonald's. Go to it , get there through an underpass. When you step out from underpass and see the McDonald's. Next to him McDonald's, on its left, you will see a small park with benches and fountains. It is on the left from McDonald's. Go straight down through this park, down. You'll see traffic lights in at the end of it. Cross it straight the street at those traffic lights. You'll see the a small park and a white building. Go through this park diagonally. After that you'll see a big white church not far away. This is The Cathedral.
- Thank you very much. Goodbye.
- That's all right. Goodbye. Have a nice day.
- You too!